Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of examples

Timestamp:

Dec 3, 2010, 2:01:45 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

bpt

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examples

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 In order to symmetrise an image you need to have the image delineated with points and lines, and you need to specify the mirrored counterpart of each point.  The points for a particular Template type can be labelled interactively from the Delineator window (Delineate -> Label symmetry).  Each point is highlighted and you need to click on the corresponding mirrored point. The results are saved in a .sym file. The extra.zip file (see link above) contains an example .sym file for the standard template configuration.
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+To symmetrise a single or batch of images select the option from the plugins menu.  The settings of the Transform Options (currently just shape and colour) will influence if the transformation to symmetry is performed on just the shape (by warping the image to a symmetrical template), just the colours (by creating a symmetrical shape and colour image then warping back into the original shape) or both (by creating a shape symmetrical image and averaging with itself flipped).
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+=== Chimeric Transforms ===
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+Chimeric transforms only alter half of the face.